The Vogue Theatre

Saw The Electric Avenue on 02/28/2026. Great show! Great atmosphere! No problems with picking up tickets at Will Call. Premium Seating was comfortable, reasonably priced and painless to reserve. Servers were on point with warm greetings, addressing party by name and coming around to check on our needs regularly. Exceeded all expectations!

I've been going to The Vogue Theater and seeing live music there off & on since 1995. Anyone and everyone in music BIG & small has performed there at some point. Legendary artists that have went on to have very successful musical careers - some of those guys/bands cut their teeth in this venue! It's been a training groud of sorts. And that's why alot of bands - even after they make it 'big' - at some point they all come back to pay homage to a venerated place and grace its stage again... They almost always do! ❤️ 🎤 🎶

Very vibey venue. Had great drinks for decent prices. Probably is worth it to get the vip seating next time. Love that where I stood the bands would pass by and gave a chance to chat with different members!

Came for the KREAM show. The artists were great, but The Vogue isn’t the best setup for EDM shows. The layout, especially with the bar placement, creates congestion and awkward sightlines. For a high-energy electronic show, that disrupts the flow and movement on the floor. The biggest issue is lighting. The ceiling reflects too much light, making the room brighter than it should be. EDM relies on darkness and contrast to create immersion, and the extra brightness really kills some of the experiential impact during drops and big moments. Love the history of the venue, but it could use some production adjustments to better support electronic acts.

This 21 and over venue is the place to see some of the best new and established local, regional national and international music artists in a smaller setting. Forty 5 is a local boutique production company that also owns this venue, the recently added "Turntable" venue next store as well as The Tobias Theatre. Turntable features mainly newer artists in a more intimate 18 and over space. If you like exploring music you can't go wrong with a show at either of these spaces.

Went and saw kream. Light show all night was boring. The djs were cool. Sound seemed pretty low all night. Definitely not what I'm used to when going to see dj's. Great bartenders though.

I like the venue and the acoustics for a metal show. The place was packed for Whitechapel, which detracted a little, but the crowd was cool, so everyone did okay getting banged into, even outside the pit. Beverage areas seemed to be pretty quick and prices are reasonable for a music bar. There is enough still open in the area after a show to get a snack or late cocktail before going home. I will return to The Vogue for future shows.

Fun concert location in Broad Ripple. We saw Gaelic Storm this visit. We reserved a table as well, which allowed us a table with seating for four, and a server that was very attentive. I look forward to checking out other bands soon!

We arrived from Chicago and was impressed with the staff. Everyone A to Z was fantastic. The front staff, coat check, bartenders, the MC and security. Everyone was happy and gave off great energy. Great job!!!

I'm going up to a full 5 stars. Reading through my prior review from 7 years past, I can't help but think how much times have changed in terms of cost. My main gripe seems to have been $8-$10 drinks, lol. I've been back to Indy for a couple of shows since that 2017 gig, but this was my first time back to The Vogue (Dec, 2024) and that same price range now seems crazy cheap after another half decade in Nashville where similar venues here charge $12-18. Things were even cheaper this time, though with many $6 drink options. The venue itself remains stellar, perfect size for a great show without a bad view in the house. Good acoustics, friendly staff, clean restrooms. A lot of dining and drinking options within steps, an adequate coat check, everything you could need from a mid-size music venue.

This is a really cool place to see a concert! I came in from out of town to visit some friends and see Metric (amazing!). Our dinner before the show unfortunately took forever and we didn't get in as early as we were hoping to. If the theater was designed a little better and was more optimized for viewing it would've been a better experience. We had to resort to being right next to the wheelchair ramp, and still packed in like sardines. It's a little scary being so packed, especially with only to ingress/egress points flanking the bar. People would try to come in and out from the ramp to almost no avail. The atmosphere is really cool though, and it's a very well-preserved place. The marquee outside is awesome.

The Vogue is a revamped movie theater space that now holds concerts, keeping the brightly lit marquee in place as a nod to the location's history. I recommend arriving by the time doors open for your event for the quickest bar service. My bartender was friendly and even was so nice as to add my canned mocktail to an iced cup with lime. Menu wise, my favorite part of the vogue is the expanse of the mocktail menu. As a sober gal, it's an extra level of comfort to have options to order that are right on the menu, so I don't have to worry about any accidental alc additions. I like to come to the vogue for the events and the mocktail menu makes it even more enticing!

The Vogue is a great venue for live music. I enjoy smaller music venues like this. Even if you're further away from the stage, you're really not that far. It can get pretty packed, but that's no different than similar venues. We've seen a variety of bands and been to different events here. We most recently went to see The Warning, but we've also seen Irish bands. We've even attended a tequila tasting. The staff is friendly. The bartenders serve up drinks as fast as they can. There's more than one bar, which is convenient. Shows are always reasonably priced, and drinks are what you'd pay anywhere else you'd see a concert. Waiting outside in line for concerts might be the worst part. If you want to be up close to a band or performer, you have to get there early to be at the front of the line. So, you might be standing in line a while. But once the line starts moving, you get in pretty quickly. I always enjoy going to The Vogue and think it's a great place for a show!

I went during Emo Night, a particularly crowded night, but the staff ensured the safety of everyone there. The drinks were good. The atmosphere is amazing, and I highly recommend everyone in Indy to check it out!

Wanted to enjoy a show. After we got our first round, the bartender said I was cut off because I was swerving... I was actually looking around a pillar for my wife to come out of the bathroom while enjoying music. I explained this calmly to him. I asked a half hour later if I could have a beer for the concert about to start. I got a wrist band that said no. After I asked for a card or management info, he said I have nothing for you. Wouldn't even give me his name. I then took a picture of the bar tender and was escorted out.... GM Dave Stevens could not explain why I was removed.... Half of the security officers are amazing including Dustin and Robb. The other half need to be replaced. As well the GM This is not a review about how I could not have a beer. It's about the disrespect and miscommunication.

I recently came here for the first time for Jesse McCartney's concert. It was packed - extremely hot - everyone was struggling to see. My friend and I were initially up on the balcony standing, and then someone bought a table near us. A staff member came around and told us we couldn't be near that table anymore (we weren't using it) - but the girls at the table said we were fine and not in their way and were very nice. Then he went and got someone else that worked there and they made us move anyway. So then we go downstairs where it's even more packed, and we are literally touching the people next to us. Then another staff member started yelling at us to move again. He wanted us to go farther in, but there was literally nowhere to go. Positives - Jesse McCartney had a great show, the bartender lady was nice, and they did give out water. However I do not think I would return due to the size space and how awkward we felt continually getting yelled at.

I live 2 hours away and traveled to see a one hour set by an artist I love. After the driving, the ticket price, and parking garage price across the street that I was fully planning on spending. I get to the door and after one security woman checks my bag and says I'm good to go a man comes up and wants to check me all over again? weird. Thankfully the woman told him to let me go. I finally get inside and order ONE Tito's and redbull and was charged $25! An outrageous price for the kind of show it was. That is like festival pricing.. 10/10 would not recommend drinking here.

This is my second review of the venue, which, after several recent visits in the last couple of years I find necessary. The venue sold to the Forty5 trio about a year before Pandemic shut-downs. And upon reopening, a lot of crappy changes had taken place. Sure, we have Rock the Ruins now and a new app for ticket purchases. But the cool part of what was The Vogue experience itself is largely gone. Even right before COVID hit, the venue policy for the bigger shows was to open the balcony to general seating. One could get there before or at "doors" and if among the first in to get seats along the edge of the balcony it, they were yours first-come, first-served at no additional cost. There were always the Reserved tables upstairs as well as downstairs. But often if tables weren't reserved, you could sit at the ones further away. Now you can't go upstairs at all without a wristband for their astronomical Premium seating, and no downstairs tables are available without also paying--as much as 6 times the admission on top of the ticket price itself. Is this what the new ownership meant by "upgrades" to the venue? Because there's been none other that I can see. It still smells like a pukey dive bar when you first walk in, until your nose adjusts to the stink. Tonight, though, some serious B.S. transpired the likes of which I've not seen. At a show with an 80's ska band--so an extremely chill audience with an avg age somewhere in their 50's--the bouncers got really aggressive. Anytime someone whipped out their phone to take a quick video clip to show their grandkids on FB, these jackals shined horrifically bright lights at the cameras and in doing so, in people's faces. They'd strobe them to get people's attention. It was confusing until people figured out what was happening, which took a while b/c... WTH... who bans people from taking 5-second videos on their phones these days?! If you didn't understand and comply right away, goons would get up in your face. It was obnoxious AF for anyone even remotely around them. And of course when most people pulled out their phones it was during all the best songs, which basically ruined the concert. I'm really loving the irony that Yelp's cover photo for this business right now is a shot of the act on stage through the "lens" of someone's smartphone screen. Hey Forty5, did the fat cats in the balcony get abused too or was that just reserved for us poors?

Living just down the road makes this venue our go-to spot for live music. We love have loved it for years now. It's got the dive bar vibes you want, with the musical diversity this city needs. I love that I go see GWAR on a Thursday and Aly and AJ on a Friday. The drinks are priced well, but honestly, I rarely buy anything. I may buy one, but hate leaving a good spot and having to plow through hoards of people to try to get it again. As an introverted music fan, that's tough for me. Luckily, I have an extroverted Partner who always finds a way to the front. Lucky me! I will say, though, I think they oversell some shows. I've been to a Sold Out show and moving an inch is just not possible. It's awesome that they pack the house, but the house is small. I went to a NOT Sold Out Show recently and actually felt like it was MORE packed. I'm sure it wasn't, but it's been iffy. The Bands are always solid and the night is always fun. I'm so happy to support the Vogue and keep my fav spot local! Again, I just love how multi-note this place is. Some venues are all country, or all metal, or all pop. The Vogue, nah, it's truly for every one! Get your tickets, now!

Shows have just been way too oversold/overcrowded lately. It's impossible to find a space to stand inside without getting elbowed by people or drinks spilled on you. Used to love coming to shows here, but when it's so crowded it's just not fun. People also stand on the stairs to the main floor and it would totally be a violation if the fire Marshall walked in. Feels like new management just wants to pack the house. Can we just charge more for tickets and make it a better experience for everyone? This review is based on my experience at Shrek Rave, Rod tuff curls, and hair bangers ball in the last four months.

An amazing venue that keeps getting better! Went on Sunday for Sam Grisman Project. Went to Queensryche and Armored Saint two weeks ago. Both were solid shows well handled by this crew! Whoever is booking this venue brings some great wild cards and will keep seeing me for years to come.

I was extremely disappointed when the marketed "The Tortured Poets Department Dance Party" was merely another eras night. The DJ was NOT a fan of Taylor Swift & therefore someone else should have been chosen. We didn't pay for our tickets to have an "eras" night -- we had one of those MONTHS ago. We wanted to dance to TTPD all night, instead they only played 11 songs - playing only one of those songs within the first two hours. They played about 10 more before switching back to different albums. Huge disappointment and everyone I was with agreed. We all left before midnight. Seriously such a let down.

We came in town recently for a concert that happened to be at The Vogue. We had a great time here and I really loved the small space, as it made for a great spot during the show, no matter where you were. I'm assuming that most of their shows, like the one we came for, use the bottom space as standing GA. While there, the staff was offering $25 upgrades to the balcony, which gave you a seat, bar table, and an upstairs bar that was less crowded. Um, yes PLEASE! The venue is also right next door to a lot of different businesses, such as Hopcat right across the street. Plus a bus stop as soon as you walk outside! This is a great place to come see a show! I would love to see another concert here.

This was not a wall to wall packed event but it definitely had a large turn out. So I came here for Aly & Aj but, the brummies, have surely won me over! This is my first time hearing their music and they're worth a listen! The crowd was jumping, hands were waving - the trumpet was a perfect touch and at the end of their set, someone threw freebies into the crowd. About 15 mins later, the ladies came out in cute, matching vest suits - Aly in Olive & AJ in like a tan! The ladies started with the song Pretty Places, from their recently released album and after switching guitars, they then performed Listen!!! and followed with Lost Cause - I didn't recognize a lot of the songs. They also performed some throwbacks like, Slow Dancing, Take Me and others but I was hoping for more of their mainstream hits - they did play Chemicals React (which is one of my faves) but after that I left b/c I was exhausted from my day! Aly nearly played every instrument at least once lol - it is very impressive!! Thank you Vogue for hosting the ladies! I recorded a video but it's not allowing me the option to upload it :-(

The Vogue is one of Indy's classic concert venues and is always a good time. My favorite part is the layout. The main level is super open with a bar in the middle, and then there's a second level balcony that you can check out any time throughout the show. I love that everyone can be walking around and that there's no assigned areas throughout. It's a fun free for all! Most recently we came to see MOKB's Battle of the Bands. It was a blast to witness so much local talent in one room and we can't wait to come back soon. Tickets are normally reasonably priced and the Vogue is located in an area with lots of restaurants and bars, so you can always hang out before a show starts.

We paid $100 for a table on top of buying individual tickets for the Wilder Woods concert and this was the result. The only way to see the show was to either stand up (remember we paid extra to sit down) or watch it on the TV. This set up makes zero sense. Love the overall venue, but do NOT fall for the trap and pay extra for a table in the balcony. You'll pay more money for the same (maybe even worse) experience as everyone else.

I stopped in back in June with some friends while the Fooz Gighters were playing and had an absolute blast. The history alone is enough for a 5 star rating. Amazing venue, friendly staff, good drinks and a great atmosphere. I cannot recommend The Vogue enough if you are headed to Broad Ripple. I'd honestly even recommend going to Broad Ripple specifically to check out The Vogue.

I have been a disc jockey for a few events here. The staff is always nice! I mean always! Very attentive and perfectionist! I DJ'd Beyoncé vs Rihanna and another event that i cant quiet remember lol I was drinking and lit! Sound guy was great, the bartenders are awesome and make a killer long island, waitress came to us often asking if we needed anything, and that's appreciated especially when you are a dj or even just a patron of their events. I went for the PJ Morton concert only suggestion is saying that the doors open at 6 but left us out there until 7 or 8. We thought if we got there early we would have good seating but all the tables said reserve because they wanted to charge for VIP seating last minute in which it wasn't communicated while buying the tickets.

First review I have ever written. Simply to say this was the worst venue I have ever been to. The concert was WAY oversold. I have never been so squished and felt more unsafe. Eventually about four songs in I had to move to the back because I was being squished so badly. Once I made my way to the back through the walls of people, the only place to stand was next to a busy bar with bar staff coming and going constantly to the VIP section. No way this didn't break a fire code. There were at least three people overheating and being fanned. I understand they are trying to make money and the space is small but I would've bought drinks if I could move at all to get there and would've spent more than the $45 ticket I bought.

My first time here was this past weekend. I have always seen the vogue when in broad ripple but never saw anyone there who I wanted to attend their show. You can preorder tickets or get them at the door. They have an ID check and security right outside. They check your tickets inside. The space is pretty open- from my understanding it was an old theatre turned music venue. There is a bar in the back middle and plenty of room in front of the stage. There is also a VIP balcony with seats. Giving it four stars because it was hard to find trash cans to throw drinks out so people were just throwing them on the ground. I would definitely come back.

Happy that live music is back at The Vogue!!! Quintessential venue. Had second row tix for Brett Dennen Saturday night and it was highly entertaining. The Heavy Hours opened for them and they were equally as good. We had a server in the reserved seat section which was a surprising and quite delightful. Hope to get back here often this summer.

The Vogue is a broad ripple staple at this point. It's located off of 62nd St. and College right off of the strip of Broad Ripple Village. I've visited here dozens of times over the years. When you arrive to the Vogue, parking is always the number one concern. There is some free limited parking spots behind the building however it's a bit of a maze. There is a $5 parking garage across the street and some free street parking if you are lucky. You just need to be careful for signs and tow away zones. It is a 21 and up club so you will need to show ID. The show I attended last night didn't require vaccine cards but I've attended shows here that do so I'd recommend taking it just in case. They do a short security check-in then let you in. The layout of the venue can be a bit confusing at first and it isn't very ADA accessible though they do provide ramps, if requested. There are restrooms to the left and right of the main entrance. The bar is on main floor in the middle of the room. Once you walk past the bar, there is the general admission floor in front of stage. They also offer VIP seating at tables and chairs on main and balcony floor. It is a smaller venue so you can expect a more intimate show. I've seen so many musicians and bands here, the experience has always been great. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of experiences with drunken patrons and an occasional bad bartender in the past.

this is a super fun addition to the concert scene in indy! they have a really wide space allowing for a wide choices of where you want to be for the show. they've brought in some really great groups and also have plenty of fun dance parties that are always fun! it is one of the largest general admission places so that can be overwhelming at times, but there's an upstairs to take a break if needed. i've always had a great time here! the only reason it's 4 and not 5 is i've had some of the rudest people at shoes here and no one has said or stopped them even when we were at barricade. that being said, the staff still is great!! i just wish there was some backup on the people who are too physical or too drunk

One of best dancing/concert venues in the Midwest. Large dance floor, and plenty of room to enjoy yourself then sit down when you need a rest. Excellent music and shows. Kind and courteous bar staff. Very professional and friendly security staff that ensure that everyone can feel safe having fun. Highly recommended!

I have been here for several concerts and always had a good time, it's a clean space with good drinks floor and balcony seating. Never thought I would go here for a Trivia game, but when some friends invited me I couldn't pass it up. Hambones trivia is a popular trivia place around the city, I have played a few times before and loved the variety and the challenge of the questions. This time, the trivia was called the big show. You started at your table and played rounds of trivia against everyone in the audience. The top persons team got to go on stage at the vogue and compete in more rounds of trivia. One of my friends is incredibly smart so he beat out the whole audience so we got to go onstage and play trivia against 2 other teams. Not only did we have trivia questions but we also had different challenges to complete. We didn't win the jackpot, but we all walked away with 100 a piece. Fun type of an event that is usually concerts!

I've attending two events at the Vogue! My most recent event was the Battle of the Bands, where it was a community battle of local bands. It was a sold out event so it was quite packed! I will say the Vogue often sells out events so if you're interested in attending something I would buy your tickets right away. For most events there is mostly standing room but you can also purchase a few tables downstairs or upstairs. I love the upstairs option because you can get a better view and you aren't forced to stand the entire time. There's multiple bars in the venue as they are always pretty packed. I was surprised when I attended that they ran out of White Claw since seltzers are a pretty big trend right now. Drinks are priced pretty comparable to most music venues. The vogue is old but it provides such a fun vibe! You can get up close to the stage and be packed in with people or you can stand a little further back. It's in the heart of the Broad Ripple so it's surrounded by other bars and restaurants. As a heads up the venue does not have any food options so I'd suggest checking out some local food options prior to visiting!

Bought tickets for show which the venue changed the date after purchase. Will not be in town then but venue will not make this right. Contacted box office there repeated same mantra in rude manner which drove me BP up. Buyer be ware.

Went and saw Prince's band "The Revolution" in concert this past Sunday night. There was a long line to get in but security was quick and everyone was friendly. The sound and lighting was good and the band, was exceptional. Another excellent show at The Vogue !!!!

The Vogue has been doing movie nights lately. A couple of nights ago a friend and I went to see Rocky Horror Picture Show. It was a lot of fun. The audience was hysterical too with the commentary they'd add to the movie as well as the props they'd use at different times. The staff was very attentive and nice as well. I'd go back again for movie night.

I love the Vogue. It's a great place to see live acts, bands, and for Latino Night! This weekend , I went to see Iration. It was great, despite the sound being a bit off. I was able to get into the venue right away. The space was full, but I was able to find a good spot to see iration. I did not purchase any drinks, but there's a good selection of beer and other alcoholic drinks. I noticed that their seating section was full and only available for VIP. I thought that was nice, but a bummer for my back was hurting from a slight strain. It made it hard to enjoy the show. Asides from that, this place is great!

Very poorly managed and security staff is incredibly rude. No accommodations are made for any sort of disabilities and the drinks are weak.

I usually have a blast seeing some great bands at The Vogue, but their New Years Eve celebration was exceptional. It was honestly the best NYE celebration I've experienced. We paid for the VIP ticket, which included unlimited drinks and access to the balcony, where you can get the best view of the stage. We also paid a little more to have a table. It was worth every penny. The server we had was upbeat and timely, and the drinks weren't watered down at all. The team did a great job decorating the place too-Balloons and pretty lights galore! The DJ killed it all night, we danced our booties off!

The Vogue is a converted theatre that now offers music and drinks to a 21+ crowd. I was here on a Friday night to see Pink Droyd. It was moderately busy and hot. But the sound quality is great since it's a little venue. There is seating around the exterior walls and in a balcony that wraps around... come early for good seating... There are bars where you can get full service drinks for a decent price (rum and coke $6). The Vogue is located in Broad Ripple, which is a hipster-ish area with lots of local food choices.

Came here for an R&B event. Not sure if I should be writing a review for the party promotors or the Vogue itself... I love the venue itself. It seems like it would hold a lot of people, it has two stories, I did not venture to the top though. They had one large bar, where you had access to three sides, like a "U" They had several different Dj's which meant repeat of lots of songs. The place itself wasn't packed which kind of was a downer. Not sure if I'd come back here for another party

Intimate would be a good word to describe this venue. I came to a sold out show so it was packed and maybe not the most enjoyable space wise but the band (Here Come The Mummies!!) sounded amazing in this space. They have more than one bar and seating upstairs. For shows that are not sold out, it's a really great spot to have a comfortable concert viewing/listening.

I enjoy a smaller venue, so when there's an artist I like playing at The Vogue, I'm there. Parking isn't an issue when you live in the neighborhood, but if you have to there's always the parking garage across the street for cheap. I've never ventured upstairs inside of the venue, but any spot on the main floor will give you a clear view of the stage. All in all, it's a solid spot to check out shows and rock out.

I can't believe it had been over 25 years since I had been to the Vogue! And surprisingly, it was better than I remember it. My husband & I went to see Here Come the Mummies. They had reserved seats & general admission tickets available. I purchased general admission tickets on line. It was quick, easy, & convenient. There is a parking garage directly across the street, I think it cost about $7. We ate dinner across the street at Hop Cat & walked over about 30 prior to doors opening. There was already a line. They had a separate line for VIP (reserved seats, I assume). We immediately went up stairs & saw that the majority of seats around the perimeter of the balcony & most of the tables were reserved. We found a couple of tables that were opened & claimed one. The view of the stage while sitting at the table is pretty much nonexistent. So, I'm glad I didn't pay extra for a reserved seat there, but the chairs around the balcony seemed like they would have been worth it. We stood & danced the majority of the time, so it was fine. We saw someone we knew who had seats at the balcony & he recommended going to the box office of the venue & picking the seats in person. I was shocked at the consistency & quality of the table service we had. Our waitress was dresses like a mummy & but she didn't move like one. She was on it. Also, the bathrooms were very clean!

Great atmosphere in this place. At least 3 bars and the hardest working wait staff in Broadripple. When you walk in restrooms are conveniently located on either side along with a coat check. Stairs take you up to a very nice balcony area where you can overlook the action down below. The downstairs is open concept with some seating available here under the balcony. I have found that if you want to sit at this place arrive when the doors first open and sit and wait. Don't worry, someone will bring you a drink so you don't have to move. The rail along the front of the stage is my favorite spot. For a really crowded concert I go for the rail early with an extra beverage in my pocket. It's hard getting back to the rail if it's a packed concert.

If one of your favorite bands come to town at the vogue I feel bad for you. Don't plan to sit down unless you have an extra $50 and up. They say when you by tickets there no reserved sections. They are liars. Stand or Pay. Furthermore, watch the bartenders. They short(very short) on mixed drink levels. They crew was nice but who's running this place needs a head check.

The Vogue is a busy venue in Indianapolis! I have now been to two different shows (and by different, I mean different genres and different crowds) and I have enjoyed myself! Pros: You are able to get very close to the stage if you get there a little early and don't mind the crowd. They usually bring a variety of artists to the Vogue and I bet they have a little something for everyone. Cons: There is not a lot of seating options - and if you're someone that wants to dance it's not a con! But if you want to leisurely enjoy music, it will be a little difficult. I also said it gets busy - so it get crowded quickly. Security does seem to manage the crowds well, however.

No mask requirement for indoor concerts at the height of the Delta variant. Customer service is subpar if you have questions about an event. No way to reach anyone via phone. Message when calling says to email, but I emailed twice on two different events and only got a response to one email on the second event.

Though I must admit, I put in my time on the dance floor at the Vogue in my twenties, even winning a Halloween costume contest there the first year I moved to Indy, it's just not my cup of tea these days. Not that I don't appreciate the history and love the balcony and openness of the place. The live shows are what keeps me coming. Most recently my experiences seeing Interpol, Queens of the Stone Age and The Hives (thanks to A-Squared Industries)! Other nights are just a college crew & steep drink prices. The upstairs wait staff has always been nice, but hard to get their attention, so plan on standing in line a while.

This place is awesome!!! Small, intimate place to watch your favorite bands play. Good audio system. Our only wish is that if only they can get our fave bands to play here. Check out this place with your fave band. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr8kkifp7R55D4WAENOcdtaCteW1t9_N0 (above link is better played with earphones on to hear the bass and better audio)

A movie theater turned nightclub/concert venue in the late 70's, the Vogue plays host to a decent number of live shows throughout the year. What the Vouge has going for it: + Music - Lineup is varied, but there is a nice selection + Parking - There is a garage right across the street, thought it is important to note that it managed by another company. Also, make sure to come early if you want a spot and don't feel like hunting for limited street parking + Security line - usually fast and simple + Lighting - they have a decent setup + If you want to shell out the extra money for a seat and quicker bar, VIP tickets are usually available; however, it is first come first served seating in those areas as well. Con's: - Sound quality- The bass and volume is just to damn high. It usually takes 1 day to fully regain my hearing and for the ringing to stop. - The restrooms - it becomes a shit show as the night goes on - Crowds - GA during show can get packed and it can get difficult to move

We enjoyed our night at the Vogue seeing the band STRFKRS. The venue is nice, it's in Broad Ripple so the building is old, but it actually gives it some charm! And I also don't know what I really expected of a smaller concert venue. Entry was quick and easy. Security wands you and checks your bags and since it's 21 and older they check IDs and give you a stamp. I do like that there is the option to purchase tickets for tables. Some nights I just don't feel like standing! I also like that it was easy to get a drink and we didn't have to wait in a long line. They are very well staffed! Overall we will be back for more concerts in the future I'm sure!

Fun place for a concert, the inside gets pretty cramped and trying to order from the bar is slightly a nightmare. But the intimate setting allows for a fun time. Acoustics are great and all the concerts I've been too are always a fun time.

One of the most intimate and great places to see shows. They tend to get the best bands in the city & at the right price. Buy a ticket. Take a ride.